A native ministry was able to share the gospel with 3,450 people over the course of six months. Among them was a 19-year-old man who had left school and gone on drinking binges. “During our soul-saving seminar, by the grace of God he was saved and was baptized,” the ministry leader said. “Since then he is now respecting his parents and has stopped drinking; he has gone back to school and is preaching the Good News to his friends.” Workers also have led people to faith in villages where once only Islam was accepted. They need donations for such gospel work and request prayer for health and the ability to bring Christ to more unreached people groups.